Continental Tires Reviews

I would NOT buy Continental Tire ever again. These tires are defective. All my tires have slice on them which continental claims it's curb damage because the factory aluminum rims show some scratches. I park my car inside my house. I don't park near curbs. I tried their claim process at discount tire which is trash.

Purchased brand new 2022 Jeep compass. With 29000km Continental tires are completely bald.. Never seen this before. Absolutely terrible tires!!! No coverage or warranty as they say wear and tear. Lmao. 29000 km. Really??

Continental Tires were on my used Volvo (less than 40K miles with 2 brand new tires on the back) when I purchased it less than 6 months ago. Two nights ago my son was driving my car on the highway when the right rear tire, one of the new tires, blew. See image attached. There were no obstructions on the road. The tow truck tech said this looked like a manufacturer defect. We are lucky no one was hurt! I've never seen anything like this before!!

Have a 2024 Ford Maverick that was equipped with Continental Pro Contact 225/65/17 OEM tires. After 13k miles noticed how tires were wearing. Had 3-4 32nds left. Called continental and filed claim. They instructed where I had to go and get inspected. Did so and they offered a prorated discount on same tire. It was sad and a waste of my time. They were nice on phone when called. Will not consider their products after this.

I've had these tires for roughly 5,000 miles (~3 months). One thing I can say that as good as these tires are on dry surfaces, they are equally as BAD on wet surfaces. They lose traction on the slightest of wet roads and will hydroplane across puddles...even at LOW speeds. Borderline dangerous to drive in wet weather, I'm taking them back to exchange them for a different brand.

These tires SUCK, buy at your own risk. Both, yes both front tires at the same time began to bulge at 27K miles. These were factory tires from Honda. NEVER, NEVER buy these. I contacted customer service about the issue hoping they would something, anything, their reply was, "It's your issue, most likely road hazard." What a way to handle it Continental, blame it on the customer and avoid any and all responsibility for your defective product. Showed it to my tire guy, He said broken steel belts, most likely a manufacturing issue, tires showed no signs of road damage.

I'm 77 years old and drive very respectably. That said I wanted to review my experience with Continental Sure Contact RX tires. The tires are good handling, quite, good in rain, etc, However, I only have 22,000 miles on them and only 4/32" tread remaining. I typically get a minimum of 45,000 miles out of tires. Very bad treadwear!. With the price of tires, I can't afford to buy Continental. I bought these tires from Tire Rack and they treated me excellently!

I buy my car on May 8 at the dealership. I had a tire leak on the driver side of the back tire and on the back passenger tire I have a nail and the tire went flat and they was Continental Tires that not good enough.

After 73,000 kms highway driving mostly, plus recent tire rotation and alignment, tread's less than 3, and almost bald on insides. Pure garbage tires, beware, they wear unevenly and are dangerous. Worst tires in my 48 years as a motorist.

I've driven Mercedes for 40 years believing in their safety. I recently had a belt break in my Continental tire while driving on the turnpike. I am a senior and could easily have been killed. Further inspection revealed another tire bubbling and ready to break! Tires are out of warranty of course, even tho driving mileage is low. Two faulty tires! Definitely a problem. Going back to Michelin.